Breaking The Stupid Mold: Overcoming Self-Sabotage And Limiting Beliefs, So You Can Live An Extraordinary Life

by Tania Kolar

If you are ready to shatter negative beliefs and overcome subconscious blocks that keep you stuck living an ordinary life in an extraordinary world, read Tania Kolar’s Breaking The Stupid Mold. Following a traumatic experience, Tania Kolar found herself unexpectedly compelled to put her decades of personal development research to use to unpack childhood behaviors and wipe out limiting beliefs that at one time made her feel unworthy and not good enough. With unshakeable determination and tenacity, she defied expectations and turned her greatest challenges into her greatest rewards and inspires us all to do the same.“Most of us need to break down our limiting beliefs and negative conditioning. We’re all destined to live extraordinary lives just by the virtue of being born” says, Tania. This thought-provoking self-help book is exploding with insights and practical strategies that will help you destroy the limiting beliefs, self-defeating and self-sabotaging behaviors, and falsehoods you have been conditioned to believe are truths. Tania Kolar exposes the subconscious thoughts, patterns, habits, and beliefs or what she refers to as a mold, a false identity that controls every aspect of our lives and prevents us from living to our full potential. She examines why you do the things you do, why you repeat the same behavior patterns, and why you are getting inferior outcomes, and not living the extraordinary life, you were destined to live. It’s time to live up to your potential. Tania offers helpful guidance and life-changing advice as she fearlessly shares personal stories with an uncanny, raw vulnerability and refreshing authenticity. Breaking The Stupid Mold is a transformative game-changer. If you are ready, join Tania on an inspiring journey. Take the first step and claim the extraordinary life you were meant to live.

216 pages, Paperback

Published June 22, 2019

Reviews

[moodyjudy · Rating 5 out of 5]

A refreshing read on navigating trauma and finding your purpose